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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1958
Page
2
A Uintah county bank statement shows liabilities totaling 3 020 901 71 with capital accounts and a par value of common stock 100 000 00. N J Meagher Jr certifies the figures as true before notary Gene R Hall on the 12th day of March 4058.
The piece explains that wasted energy comes from automatic controls and poor energy habits. It lists steps to reduce power use on a farm including ensuring adequate service capacity, proper wiring, lubricating equipment, defrosting refrigerators, placing water heaters near sinks, turning off unused lights, and fixing leaks to cut bills.
Richard W. Call, a Soil Conservation Service unit conservationist at Roosevelt, received a $135 cash award and an outstanding performance rating at a Salt Lake City meeting. The Utah SCS recognized Call for exceptional job performance surpassing standards, with supervisors and state officials approving the honor. He has worked since 1956 to aid farmers in soil and water conservation.
Plans completed for an eight pm concert by the Wings Over Jordan choir at the Community House sponsored by Kingsbury Congregational Church. Originally 37 voices, now presented by three nine voice choirs to reach more listeners and promote interracial fellowship with no admission charge.
An LDS missionary in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, writes from the center of the Pennsylvania Dutch Country about Amish and related groups. He notes their isolation, avoidance of electricity, horse drawn transport, self-made clothing, thrifty farms, and reserved yet curious social behavior, sharing impressions from Vernal Express correspondence.
This fragment cites Thomas Babington Macaulay describing advertising as a busting force like steam propulsion, labeling him a noted historian and writer. The line emphasizes his view on advertising as a powerful, propelling mechanism in society.
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